Do you plan to self manage the MTR?

I started of with 57 cities and narrowed it down to several cities in Arkansas.I interviewed agents and property managers to get the low down on areas since they would be managing my properties. 

I've heard some people manage their own rentals without living near there.

We have 25 SFR that I self manage.

I can handle the risk of a C but a D where there are nightly shootings, I can't go to the property and I can't get a decent property manager that is what scares me.

A keen understanding of property valuation, repair costs, and potential profit is crucial for effective negotiation and staying organized in this fast-paced environment ensures smooth deal management and maximizes your success.

A 3br/3ba luxury apartment near a major university.Rent was $2950/mo and it made me $1600/profit per month.With two units and within 2 years, I was making $4k/mo in profit from 2 airbnb’s I didn’t own and I only started with $10k.I replicated this process until I brought on a business partner and hired a full time operations manager and we scaled to a 17 property portfolio between rental arbitrage units, management deals and properties we bought.I did this strategy in my early 30’s and I’m 33 yrs old now.

You may be able to find a local property manager that can make a recommendation.FWIW, if there is no in-place lease, you don't file an eviction, you file for possession. 

We are a local property management company here in the Upstate of South Carolina. 

What's a property manager you have worked with in Tallahassee, FL, and what was your experience (good or bad)?